HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1991-10-23, Page 9mow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 2301901 - Page 9
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sale proves t abs a bisuccess mai sum
psou sera Falcoher
Tho annual sale of 44, Wives .
took place at Brussels Livestocka
division of Gamble and:ogs
October 12. '
A new addition to this
Thanksgiving " was the ole of
4-11 lambs* There WAS a good
response for this the OM year with
21 lambs front the four area clubs
in Huron,' Bruce Grey counties,
The judge was us11 Dow, Of
Bowma vdie : who is. currently
president of the, Cdr. di Sheep :.
Breeders. Assam neon and c ;hl(m
of Royal Wmter Pah ShOeir.
Committee.
The
lambs: were�)Ti'u9rTA`
weight classes a t, milli and
heavy' classes.
In the
light weight
group, Jason Bunkeof Bilawood
took first place and ,reserve chain,
pion, Keith, Todd, of Luc ow, took,.
second place.
Shane_ Smit„ of M ay* was
est plate. in Me medium weight
and, captured grand .:.lapis¢
ourtiey, of Ripley, took
second place�
the heavy weight dl visit*
Ronald BAR of Wince took
fest with Peter Baird, of Wingham
Wig second*.
An
_excellent sole of the lambs
followed with . very good' prices,
Manta to all the ye . who . .
ported this rust, year effo
The
reserve c
Iramt�.���
,.a as
chi by 1t,ster F,'i1..
for $2.20/lb.
The �ton•lamb, �t R'.,
down, was -purchased by. Earl amt
Joyce Weber, for: $2.56/1b.
The average °. b' of
r
alllambs
was.1;.
Hope everyone in `ple (irove
9140y° the Thanksgiving SCaSoll'
with *Oily*: and friends ' kyr
Collins, Ed And Sandra
McGhvrary,. Kell testy and .01.1110.1.1.1101.00.10.1.1011,
Matthew, Cohn and �ene Collins, Noel and Robert from Toronto,
Don, Katie and Jonathan and 'tee Of Oct? 17, Kay Collins and frau
Anne Nptamogan spent the Farrell attended the W.I: .Rally
Thanksgiving weekend in Corbel representing Purple Grove. At that
with Dave and Margie. Loeheed, time. Fran was. crowned..,
Shonna, Rachel and Devon. _ ':. Congratulations.
.. Mn _ a.. --..Fa ll -and family visite
McCosh spent the Thanksgiving with: 'the Logtenberg's of
weekend whir Olive ` and. Hector Dungannon on 'Saturday night.
Knight .in Picton and 'with Or. f Donald -Forster recently rotnined
Bruce and Bev Goidwell and family fromaa.few days visiting his. Welber
of Kingston.
Celebrating F;
Jim, Fran Fares
guests Jae! and'JanCira
Carmanand haul !
Audrey, Moo end
of Dungato`ilm
I haver, on an
thehate
d Dii>
m l:�o e o .f
Davy and Hazelof Auburn. Dianna ' ce`lebra
her binhday-riv'theiamer time. .
GladysArnold dedmpanied her
Jamnie and family, in the Rainy
with . River district,
aiiiily' were .: 4,'TobyFar rell,spent the weakened lt
the home of Anna Tadla. Irl and
rid ,
B ,r 'fined.: June.Elliott spent a lovely Sunday -
u
endy`Rivett evening' at the home of John and
F > µ.oh" .: _ Joyce Farrell. '
aGuests on Saturday for dinner at
1 as t�
tJohn 'andJo ce Ftuts il
swereJo
:hh
and Tanya. Gilchrist the 12th°
of ,Be.
Sympathy 'is extended to
Ben and: ifiditBeishniZel
were leaders for the (car 16
meeting of Chalmers W. S. held at
the home of Janet Cook, in Luke
now
We sigive . thee was to 'call to
worshipand w . followed by
reading of P .100 and
meditation
Mary Simpson, .:ave the
Being Thankful in all ` s
' driou'aItngsweregiyen dame
:the 'meeting pertaining
'tok
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be;r dy,early- Da it t
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S wan Ganna�-ante Gi!
Bridge. for theNweekend 'sister .
Wendy ofDu... on
wn n� e:� rig.
. enjoyable,
Dungannon: � y �
an enjoyable Sunday taking inn the.
Little Royal Pair.Walkerto '
•Coli tulation . upon t e marriage
of Bosom. and CorolYarFarrell"heldon
Oct. 18. ,Jim' and Fran, Farrel, mid
family ,attended the wedding, near
CGuelo t an w eA ,re„y xted V..ith.,
1treilaunt Genet and tOnsin
Gary Dam chi neigh.
Jack an Janet %Farre s niece=
Sheila Pike'.and Bill .Hutton of
Edmonton, surprised evene at the
'wedding _acid a rwar'ds spent s il
tune• visiting, --with 00 10 and
friends whiff 'here in Ontario:
Con$�� h s �'is also erten
, rise"
to , Pherson and
Debbie
boine
GretS:who•were-. ed'
SatiffdaY. Marjoiiellionipsoit and
Kay Collins were guests.atding
from lea `le "
.. ljy .�
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neci
daughter Joyce , Mc wan ` of . fa nfi o
Kiricartline.toltell ofli renee
and workshop held at' the Oaks
near
Bette McLeod -recently visited.hear
son NOW and " family, and niece
Sandy Mi of Toronto. 'Visiting
Bette on the weekend were her son.
Pro -Life - etin •
The video "No Alibis" was
introduced at the October 7 meeting
of the Wingham and District Pro -
Life board. This is a fast -paced'
drama on abortions` designed
especially for teenage. audiences.
The music and messages are power-
fully mixed as the film focuses on `"
how abortion touches three lives.
The video will 'soon beavailable.
the, Wingham Library for anyone
interested in viewing it.
The . documentary Feel the
Heartbeat will be aired in October,
December, January -and March. This
personal documentary looks ' at
unwed mothers, their courage, their
needs and what is being done to
help.' them.
Board members were made aware
of a book called Final. Exit. which .�.
promotes• suicide andaid in dying.
This books published by die Hem-
lock Society.
hiie . t e tire`' n" the .:dr er int" rt ;. i'eo .activity.6.,
riday ..
Q0-0 el} l: a wire , s k ' -:nor aL:=r"eceivicrops 1 x
!. tis r.'
l�rcviCiil�g. stipi�li�?s ono �el'1/f�re<S� ip our ol�eo lf�l�e a
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ok s D :._isi n Parrish e.gY
m.., a ker*1St) o e
..reciQtion. to the Volunteer. Fi:r:.e` De':. trtmenta cif
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k � i �l � �` �s�►oe l n, th �.�� t� �< orik
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in ' our emergency.We would'l t ve ;.:r cu ..re o
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ui ' kl othootitio" ve p01 hbo rl retctlo to oyr.citticu1 .:
;Division Of
Parrish:$c Heimbeck
re'You con.,Trade Waw c nfrdence
5 1:campbell Street
• ' Lucknow-
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` : [ � � �� PAUL'WAINWRIGHTo..our 5 off
wig vie coint
,He is now. our Class "A" mechanic and able " to do all
your service work,- ant is- licensed with the Ministry of
'Transportation to do your Safety Ispectons.
aul Rreviously worked a .dealership'
at Unique' Moolit
hrysler, Je �;Eagle dealershi .nOakland and a
t
MacTavish Sunoco garage in i ingharn„.
y'
Paul- lives ort the.10Othconcession -of Kiril ss
Township with his wife Amnia°and' son Christopher.
We wish. George. & betty Mclnnes many happy
years of retirement & give George our thanks.'
Scott 11Intootl , of *'. 2 `Helfer
�� �Ckltt4wr�a�� his.Gi��,lnd �h��'IXOD
for $1.30 per pound at the lrusse*Thanksgiving.4-1 Want! Lamb
Show Brussels held at the BruStockyards.ott sober (Oxford per)
Purchasing avehiiolir
It a big *defog
h.atlet Nip you
elite the right Miel
GARRY WOOS K
Quality tiara; n :Trucks
We Can 'Sili ifou Money
vs A Uftl. » sive A tot
rrRx LUCKNOW
FIELD' A O H `
ResideJi► i iefd i trj : 1V'� ,'
bio children in Public School :
one, in high Simi
.'Mini.+ ries Culbost;ieltemployol
l usine0 Man
Previouslyheld, tit s with maitiand.
Count* l h anti Nils, United Chnrth
iirent volunteerat school
Actikly•fi ►,volvedJn tho cif munity '..
rr'stobo plans to seek're-election as'
trustee on the `Bruce County Board of
``- education representing Lucknow and
1"eeswater„ and. the townships of
Kinloss tied.Culross. •
The last three years have been a real
learning experience and he feels he.,
'has triedti %'represent the interests of
the ratepayers in his area.
Don hashed considerable contact with
the staff and students of both schools.
# s ` Ie wes:ppleased to see Vie exterior ren -
"ovations to the Lucknow Public School
. "end the planting of a number of trees.
He ,wishes to acknowledge the contri-
but'iens of the people of Lucknow and
Kinloss for ,the playground equipment
DON STOBO.
olid trees.
Den has been a member of the Policy Committee on the Board for the past three
ears, and this past year has been -en the Finance Committee.
He says he realizes how much of the tax dollar goes to education and ap roc-
.a1eS hew important it is to Make the best use of the money and still satisfy the
mandatory programs legislated by the Ministry of Education.
Don admits he is concerned about the cost of implementing Junior Kindergarten
by 1994. He is also concerned about the need for more facilities and staff over
Ihe peat athree' ats,,bbecau of the. increase in the number of students which
re tilted in the Board hawing to debenture approximately $6 million.
Necessary. repairs to aging facilities have added to - the burden. A lack of assess-
ment base from which o generate the funds has created severe hardship to the
'ratepayers.
Den will be attending the All Candidates meeting at the Kinloss Municipal Building
and would be pleased to meet you and ,answer your questions.
hasit taken three years to become an effective trustee, even if it hasn't always
been a pular stand I have taken'. said Don Stobo who is prepared to work
another three years for the ratepayers of Kinloss, 'Cokes% Lucknow & Teeswater.
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